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Diabetes and Cardiovascular Health Program | Department of Health Diabetes and Cardiovascular Health Program To prevent and reduce death and disability due to diabetes, heart disease and stroke. Envision a healthcare system where providers are connected to the communities that they serve and community residents are then better connected to the providers within their own neighborhoods.
Implement and promote evidence-based chronic disease self-management education programs. Build community-clinical linkages and health system interventions with a focus on Health Equity Zone (HEZ) communities to eliminate health disparities. Provide quality improvement training, data, tools, and individualized technical assistance; and funding.
Manage specific initiatives to facilitate quality improvement changes in healthcare systems, scale evidence based wellness programs in the community, support Community Health Workers to connect clinical and community resources, and streamlines efforts by connecting partners to share best practices and lessons learned.
Healthy Heart Ambassadors - Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program This 4-month program helps people learn how to accurately take their blood pressure at home. Ready for Health, A Diabetes Prevention Program A RIDOH service part of Community Health Network that provides helps you achieve your healthier lifestyle goals. Megan.
Sheridan@health. ri.
gov Reports, Health Impact Statements Assist Healthcare Organizations in Implementing Systems to Identify People with Prediabetes Facilitate Use of Self-Measured Blood Pressure (SMBP) With Clinical Support Among Adults with Hypertension Implement Strategies to Increase Enrollment in CDC-recognized Lifestyle Change Programs Improving Access to and Participation in ADA-recognized/ADCES-accredited Diabetes Self-Management Education Promote the Adoption of Evidence-based Quality Measurement at the Healthcare Professional Level Support the Engagement of Non-physician Team Members in Hypertension and Cholesterol Management in Clinical Settings My Diabetes Record ( Spanish ) Ready For Health (Diabetes Prevention) ( Spanish )( Portuguese ) Guidance, Recommendations Automated External Defibrillator - Implementing an AED Program Diabetes and Coronavirus | American Diabetes Association
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